Geography, cartography and history of the territory: from Mexico to Latin America
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Editorial. PatryTer. Latin America. Mexico. José Omar Moncada Maya. Historical GeographyAbstract
This editorial from vol. 7, no. 14 of PatryTer – Latin American and Caribbean Journal of Geography and Humanities focuses on cartography, as an analytical instrument of Geography, and the history of the territory, as a synthetic notion of one of the concerns of the discipline. This justifies the tribute that this issue of the magazine pays to Dr. José Omar Moncada Maya, a Mexican colleague who has dedicated more than half a century to Ibero-American Geography. Without a doubt, the tribute to a geographer-historian is pertinent in these moments of human history in which knowledge is dominated by techniques, fleetingness and projection into the future, since we must not forget, neither in science nor in any aspect of human existence, that in the past are the keys to understanding the present and planning a better future. The work of José Omar Moncada allows us to review the future of Mexican geography to understand the current paths of this discipline and propose the scenarios of tomorrow in dialogue with other Latin American schools.
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